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“The Railroad that Perished at Sea.”

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Rhode Island might have become the eastern terminus of the transcontinental railroad but for the tragic fate of the Titanic.

Author and Contributors
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PATTEN, DAVID.

Date Published

1969

Subject(s)
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Maritime history -- Rhode Island. | Railroads -- New England. | Railroads -- Rhode Island. | Railroads. | Titanic (1912)

Publisher

Rhode Island Yearbook Foundation

Place Of Publication

Providence, R.I.

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Rhode Island Historical Society

Physical Description
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6p.

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RIY (1969), H140-145.

Periodical Title
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Rhode Island Yearbook

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